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Woody Coriander by Dossier
Key Notes of Woody Coriander
What Does Woody Coriander Smell Like
The Dossier Woody Coriander perfume starts off with a strong, zesty combination of coriander and grapefruit, with a hint of tartness from green apple. This initial sharpness is tempered by a dash of basil, adding a fresh herbaceous undertone. As the perfume evolves, the spiciness of cardamom comes to the fore, blending seamlessly with the sweetness of orange blossom. The basil note from the opening lingers subtly, adding depth at this stage. As the perfume settles, it reveals a rich, warm base of amberwood, tobacco, and cedarwood. The woodiness of these base notes provides a robust backdrop for the rest of the composition, grounding the brighter top and mid notes. The lasting impression is a masculine scent that is warm, spicy, and woody, with a touch of sweetness. Throughout the life of the perfume, the distinct notes are clear and identifiable, each contributing to an overall aroma that is aromatic and subtly smoky. The coriander and cardamom lend an unmistakably masculine spiciness, while the blend of tobacco and cedarwood adds depth and warmth. The green apple, grapefruit, and orange blossom provide a touch of freshness and sweetness, stopping the perfume from becoming too heavy or overpowering.
Review of Woody Coriander
In the world of fragrances, finding a dupe for a favorite perfume can feel like striking gold. Dossier’s Woody Coriander, a dupe for Dolce & Gabbana’s The One, seems to have struck such a vein. With a retail price of $29, compared to D&G's hefty $96, it offers a more wallet-friendly option without sacrificing the scent's character.
Woody Coriander evokes the same sense of modernity and warmth as the original. The initial spicy notes of coriander and cardamom, underpinned by the fresh crispness of green apple, are reminiscent of the iconic combination in The One. The transition to the sensual, woody notes happens seamlessly, echoing the unique allure of its original counterpart.
While Woody Coriander mirrors the overall scent of The One, it particularly shines when it comes to performance. The One is notorious for its fleeting presence, often fading away within a few hours. Woody Coriander, on the other hand, delivers a better performance, maintaining a more consistent and enduring scent throughout the day.
This Dossier perfume also scores points for its cruelty-free and vegan ingredients, which are not only a nod to ethical consumerism but also a reassurance to those with sensitive skin.
However, it's important to note that Woody Coriander leans more towards the masculine side, and might not appeal to everyone's taste. Also, as with most dupes, it may not capture every nuance of the original scent perfectly.
In conclusion, Woody Coriander is a solid, cost-effective alternative to D&G’s The One. It maintains the essence of the original while improving on its longevity, making it a worthy contender in the perfume dupe market.
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